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Ttillenmeyer’s Small Fritts 
GRAPE VINES 
Other crops may fail but you never lose all the Grapes—unless the 
boys get them. Grapes are a sure crop. Vines bear every year, need 
little attention except training, lots of sunshine, and plenty of plant 
food. In the home garden, use sheep manure or bone meal; in the 
vineyard, use well-rotted manure. E 
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Black Grapes Red Grapes 
CONCORD. The best general-purpose Grape 
grown. Berry large; bunches shouldered and CACO. An amber-red variety of unusual 
compact. Should be the “backbone” of your quality. It is across between Catawla 
planting. Special prices on large quantities. and Concord, and is different from 
FREDONIA. Outstanding new Grape, ripening a either. Vine vigorous and bears very early. 
week or ten days before Concord. Berries Fruit sweet. 
and bunch large. Good quality, vine vigorous. 
MOORE'S EARLY. An extra early variety. Me- 
dium bunch; large black berry. Vine is hardy, 
very reliable, and does well wherever planted. CATAWBA. Standard late red Grape that has 
SHERIDAN. An excellent, large Grape, ripening lost none of its popularity. Season and qual- 
about a week after Concord. Very compact ity make it indispensable. 
bunches but sometimes tries to overbear. 
White Grapes LINDLEY. Of exceptionally good quality; large; 
RIAGARAGaThetbest whife’Grape! Bunch and Deane gee OF Mine cre 
berry large, meaty and juicy; flavor perfect. : 
Medium season. 
PORTLAND. The best early white for home and 
market. Vine moderately vigorous, fruit large LUTIE. Best extra early Grape of its color, and 
and of excellent quality. good size. 
RASPBERRIES 
We have tested many kinds of Raspberries and after due consideration are listing 
only four. These have proven best under our Kentucky conditions and we recommend 
them with confidence. Raspberries should be planted in every home garden, as they 
require small space and produce an abundance of our finest table fruit. Contrary to 
general belief, Raspberries and Blackberries want good rich soil. 
CUMBERLAND. Black. The best of its color for this section. Large, pro- 
lific and of good quality. 
INDIAN SUMMER. Red. A new, repeat-bearing variety of merit. Produces 
a good crop of early berries and then will give you another in the fall if 
weather is favorable. 
LATHAM. Red. The best all-round Red Raspberry. Large, prolific, good 
quality and firm. If you plant only one Raspberry, plant Latham. 
SUNRISE. Red. A new early berry which is doing well in our section. About 
a week earlier than Latham. Not quite as large but of highest quality. 
Concord | 
Also hardy. 
PRICES—ALL RASPBERRIES DEWBERRIES 
1 25 100 ee Sorel pciels pies pet penibertss making a very vigorous 
growth and fruiting early. e berries are large, jet black, and of fi 
$1.50 $2.50 $8.00 flavor. May be allowed to develop on the ground or iieclirvelaat cities 
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Quctations on !arger quantities. 25 forme et reer eich a er t,: Meer tee 2 SO 
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BLACKBERRIES 
ELDORADO. Has stood at the head of the list for many years. It is later 
than Early Harvest, is not so subject to disease, and makes heavy, vig- 
orous canes that hold the leaves and fruit well. Given a favorable 
season with moisture, or grown under mulch, it produces very large, 
long fruits that are a pride and joy to the grower. 
EARLY HARVEST. Extra earliness and productiveness make this type 
the leading commercial and home variety. Is through with its crop 
when the wild ones begin to ripen. Hangs onto the canes well, and 
is @ money-maker. 
Prices of Blackberries: 
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25: FORE Race Pie en itr nO ot pelea ye ee Se ne ack eee ne 2.50 
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STRAWBERRIES 
Strawberries should be planted only in the spring. When set in 
the fall, with alternate freezing and thawing, they usually heave 
out of the ground and die. We will have them listed in our spring 
literature which will also give cultural directions. The following 
varieties will be offered: 
Blakemore Fairfax Gandy 
Catskill Premier 
PLANT ONLY IN THE SPRING 


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